Am 26. Jun, 2002 schwätzte Michael Kocher so:
> I was wondering if anyone knows how to secure shell using a different port
> other than the default 22? Also does the ssh server need to be adjusted (so
> it can looking for ssh at other ports)?
For the ssh client use the -p command line option.
For the scp client use the -P command line option. Also use the -p option
anyway because it preserves the timestamps :).
For the server change the Port directive in /etc/ssh/sshd_config. That or
cheat and use port forwarding in a firewall :).
> PS. The install fest was great and I got the chance to meet some really
> great people. Props to the people who spent the time organizing and making
> the install fest what it was.
Woohoo! We've got one satisfied customer!
We're glad you enjoyed it and hope you learned something while you were
there. I learned a couple of things, which was awesome.
ciao,
der.hans
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